Literary Terms 7th Grade, Mr. Klaiber

The people, animals, beings, or things the story is about.

Which of the following is a true statement?

A line or phrase repeated throughout a poem; reminds the reader of a given sentiment.

The repetition of word sounds, usually the "end of word" sounds.

The time and place of the story.

The story teller, author, speaker. (The story is told from his/her perspective).

The main problem(s) or struggle(s) the main character(s) must face in a given story.

Words which generally describe someone who is well read or widely read

prose  (rhymes with rose or shows or chose, goober.)

The category or type or kind of literature, book, music, art, movie, or so-called art.   :-)

A word meaning "word for word"

How the conflict is solved.

When Cam Newton writes his own life story, the book will be found in what section?

The leading character (or major characters) in a drama, movie, novel, or other fictional text.

The most exciting part of the story--where the plot is generally leading.

The exaggeration of details surrounding an event or events.

This genre of literature describes any real person's life story, challenges, & accomplishments.

extraneous (adj.)

Usually short works which seek to discuss a subject, state a point of view, or persuade.

Adjective concerning the writing, study, or content of higher quality literature.

An adjective that means having or showing knowledge that is learned by studying.

The story line, or the series of events that makes up the story.

A relatively short literary composition on a particular theme or subject, usually in prose.

A group of lines in a poem usually separate from each other; most have repeated line pattern.